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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1905)
BOHEMIA IS ACTIVE. (Oouciiuira from BrM pafto.) $20 to tlio ton, ttnd Bovcrnl bviu Jrod tons of ubipping ore nrc on tho dump. Tbe Klkborn, adjoining tbe Mon arch on tbe cast shows up a strong 8-foot lodge. This properly con Bists of but a single claim ami is opened up by a 22-foot shaft and 180-foot tunnel. The Golden Slipper group of 8 claims, property of the Goldou Slip per Mining Company, is located on Horse Heaven Creek. It is develop ed by two tunnels and shown up a 4i -foot ledge; total work, about 500 feet. . Tbe Anaconda group of fire claims ou the northwest slope of Fairvicw Mountain, adjoining tho Vesuvius, has a 6-foot ledge opened up by about 300 feet of work. James W. Sears owns the Soars group of eight claims on the west Bide of Orouso Mountain. There is a five-fkot vein of rich, tree milling gold on this property. About 000 feet of work has been done. Charles Bruneau is the owner of the Sarah claim, an east extension of the Noonday, This ground has been exploited by a thirty-foot shaft and a cross-cut tunnel is now beiug driven to find thn lead at a greater depth. The Nemo group, consisting of two claims on the east slope of (Iriz zley Mountain has been opeued up by several hundred feet of tunnels. A ledge of twelve feet is shown. In the Benefit group, also consist ing of two claims, on the west slope of Grizzley Mountain, 300 feet of work has been dona and a two and one-half foot ledge opened up. G. G. Warner is the owner of this prop erty. The Montana group of live claims on the west slope of the Grizzley Mountain, Reed & Fletcher, owners, is a patented property. Over 1500 feet of work has been done on it and three feet of high-grade ore is exposed. At the bead of Champion Basin and on Grouse Mountain, Griflith A. Reed have a group of three claims, known as the Broadway. Nearly 1000 feet of w ork has been done an. I gome fine ore taken out. J. M. Peterkon and J. Klucky, owniDg the GM Star group of five laims on the s.ailh Mo:e of Fair view, have about 350 feet of woik donf and show uo from live to six feet af solid ore iu the face of their j tunnel. i The Sweepstuke group of. eight j .claims is situated ou the wett slope j of Elephant Mountain, S.J. Bruude, i owner. This property is opened up by a 250-foot cross cut tunnel and I 200 feet of drifting on the lead. It j has a fine five.foot ledge. J Charles Gettes is the owner of the White Bear group of two claims, west of the Crystal on Elephant Mountain, that he thinks a great deal of. He has a five and one-half foot ledge and about 200 feet of work done. The Lizzie Bullock group of two claims is north of the White Bear. Gcarge Long is the owner, and 250 feet of work has been done ou 'he ledge. The Three Monte group, on the north-west slope of Fairview moun tain, is the property of Al Churchill, who has about 250 feet of work done on his three claims. The Evening Star claim, an ex tension of the Champion group, is on the west slope of Grouse Moun tain. Ralph and Frank Whipple are the owners and they have about 200 feet of work to their credit. The Knott property consists ot but a single claim, 300 feet wide. It is under development by sinking The shaft is down a distance of about 150 feet. Doug Ladd and Mrs. Finnegan, of Portland, are the own ers. Some rich ore has been taken out of this property. George Long has a claim upon wliirh about 150 feet of work has been done. The principal property upon Adams Mountain is the Sunrise group of six claims upon which filmut 800 feet of work has been rlnon A 40-foot ledge is claimed for this property. George Boleman, of Cottage Grove, owns the U. S. group of two claims on the west slope of Iair- .view. He has 500 feet of work to 'oirirlonrp hiH confideiico in his claims. The Winchester group of five claims is situated on Johnson Mead ows ridge, J. I. Jones, ot cottage Grove being the owner. There has been 300 ieet of work done on this property and four or five feet of ore opened up. . About 200 feet of work has been Ann nn tne Peekaboo group of three claims ofi Jackass Ridge, owned by Meadows & McFarland. A five-foot ledge of free milling ore is being opened up on this prop- Another promising Jackass prop erty is the Oliver Twist group of five claims owned by Oliver Gil bertson and others. About 300 feet of work has been done on this group. On the south slope of Jackass Ridge I he Bohemia Gold Mining Company h opening up a four loot lodge in the Contention and Victor claims. The White S-van Mining Com pany is developing four claims up on the southwest slope of Bohemia Mountain. Theio is a lour -loot lci'ge ojHrncd up and some led of tunneling done. On the south side of Bohemia -Huston & Hall have established their "Tall Timber" camp for the puipose of developing a io-toot. ledge on their cluin. They have coo feet of woik done. William Shaw has live claims upon the south slope of Monta Riea Ridge upon which he has about ;5o feet of work done. He has eight feet of ore. The Mr. Henry Clay is a group of five claims ou Monta Riea Ridge. About 1000 feet of work has been done on this property. The Boston gtoupot eight claims at the foot of Hardserabble Hill, is owned by the Bohemia Gold Mining Company. There is a four-foot ledge on this property and 550 lect of work done. Georgo W. I.loyd is manager of the Bohemia Gold Company. They own several groups that have been mentioned. They a:e doing good work in the district. Upon the southeast slope ol Grouse Mountain the Grouse Moun tain Mining Company owns a group of eight claims opened up by about ! 400 'feet ol work. A three-foot ledge has heen cm. The Helms Bros, have a promis ing group of five claims upon Ridge Hotel, on which over 500 feet of work has been done. A four-foot ledge is being opened up. The Utopian group of five, claims, has been opened up by about 500 feet of work, hour ledges trom , tour to six feet in width have been ; .-,- ,-f tl,. 1n,l,Tc rrivoicT crmvl I values in free gold. This property is located oii the Champion Ba- P'4.. .-.V ' Scene on the O. & S. E. Ry. between Cottage G.ovo and Bohemii of Llephant Mountaiu. The Florence and Salvador claims, on the west side of Ele phant, have about 50 feet of work done on them. On the Gettysburg group of two claims, near Martin's Spring on Adams Mountain, a large ledge has been cut., Messrs. White, Wigger and Van Buren of Roseburg are the owners. Al Andrews has about 100 feet of work done on his Gypsy group of two claims on the east slope of Adams Mountain. The Calapooia group of five claims, owned by the Calapooia Mining Company, is located on Windy Creek. About ;oo feet of work has been done here and a 10 foot ledge shown up. Thr6e big ledges have been cut by the Iowa Gold Mining Company on their Iowa group of six claims on Horse Heaven Creek. About 150 feet of development work has been done on this property. The Scorpion group of two claims on Home Heuven Creek, shows a 10 foot ledge. Jack Morgan, John West and John Graber are the own ers. They have done about 110 feet of work. .South from the Riverside, on Horse Heaven Creek, Dave Ivey, Andrew Land and Ananias Land have a group of claims upon which a strong ledge is shown. The Nucleus group of three claims aird a fraction on Windy Creek is the property of D. J. G ro ver an 1 C. K. lJumond, who have cut a 12-foot ledgo with about So feet of work. The Monta Rica Mining Com pany of Eugene is opening up a group of three claims known as the Monta Rica, south of Musick mine. The ledge is small, but the gold is free. About 250 feet of work has been done here. C. J. Howard of Cottage Grove, is the owner of the Elephant group cf two claims ou Elephant Moun tain. He has 100 Jeet ot work done and has a ledge ten feet in width giving average values of $7-50 in gold. Joe Young has a claim north of the Elephaut and paralled with it upon which 75 feet of work has been done, with a favorable show- lug. Tho Golden Rule Mining Com pany owns a group of chums at the toot of Hardserabble toad, on which thev propose doing extensive woik the coining season. The Noonday mine, which has Ihcu idle for several ycats has large bodies of high grade concen trating ore in sight. It is owned by Chicago people. Over 0000 feet ol work has been done on this property and besides it is equipped with the largest stamp mill in the district. The property is patented. Other properties in the district deserving of special mention arc: Peterson group, four claims, 400 feet of work ; Roy .'50 feet: Happy feet; Molten, one Hardnocker, nine Irurn I.uiumon, feet; Glenwood, feet; Lost Mirre, al, three claims, 1'iclv, one, uo claim, 175 claims, 300. two claims, five claims, two claims, feet: feet ; 500 -SO 200 feet: -5 feet; Hubbard, live claims. 75 Bohemia Girl, three claim", feet; B. Lurch, four claims. 700 feet White Cat, one claim, 100 feet. CATARRH Symptoms, Effects, Treat aunt and Cure by Dr. Darria at Hotel Smcede, PuKcnc. Amomr tht chief chronic diseases which affect t lit Imuran frame, c:t- inost prevalent, most product i ve of discom fort and a variety of .list losing and i danijerourt complications, ltseirrll i est and mot prominent symptom is 1 a discharge from the head, varying , in its nat lire in different cases, and even In the same individual at differ j flit times. It may be a thin, colorle-s It 1 1 i I . or of ;niry, starchlike Mil. 1 stance. Onerally, however, it Is itliii'l." mi i'ii li'ii I nr 111 ur, 1-1111 ru leu t matter, either ash colored or of a deep gicn tint occasionally streaked or M'M'ked With lllood. S' ) C 0 1 I D 1 1 II II .1 ollensive l p.nii'iits ex; hea Is are ' 1 the lp'ss disch.irir.1 tu many that their tin' h.'li.'f one iii:iss i.f c.in aptlou. 'KV'. II A WKIXO Much of the discharge passes back ward, either dropping in the throat or collecting an a tough, viscid, tena cious phlegm behind and above the Hoft palate to the passage between the throat and the head. Its lodg ment embarrasses respiration and creates 11 constant and Irrcsistable desire to relieve the discomfort by druwiiig the offensive substance into the throat by a loud humiliation through the nose, ho as then to be able to eject It by disagreeable, hawk ing. r.VTAI. El I'KCTS or CATA 1(101. Tho swallowing of catarrhal secre tion deranges tins functions of the stomach, canning Indigestion, loss of appetite und health. Debility, pale ness, lassitude, headache and distur bance of mind rsooii fulluw. JiiHonii1 instances 1 ho mental affection Is one of irritability, the patient being un duly annoyed by all the perplcxitleH of life. In others tho prominent feel ing is that of melancholy, depression of spirits, when tho Invalid can Hce 110 hope In tin future for himself or his affairs. Catarrhal deufiifss h almost sun; to result in a majority of cases. oi l 1 :nsi u itiiKA i n J 11 the most advanced Htages the discharges are generally of an offen sive odor, cau.-d rig unnoynrice if) one's friends ami t he patient himself, wnilo tho sense of smell remains. This an noyance from the odor becomes ulmo.st beyond endurance, more espec ially ho wiien UK uiseae assumes the form of ozaenii ami the delicate bones of tho nose become diseased, nm oiiMirv of Tin-: osi. i'ii cases win-re the bones of tho 11 oho become diseased not only is the effeiini veiH.'.is of I he breath greatly increased, but. there, is it liability to wrlouH personal deformities, among which art! Ilattenirig of tho nose. ( ONHI M I'l ION A.! IiK ATII Catarrhal affliction, unchecked by treatment, are prone to extend by continuity of Hurfaeo along tho nat ural air passages to the mibstance of the lungs thiiH causing consumption and death. In this connection It Hhould bo remembered tliut the air which cntern Hid lungs of a catarrhal patient is every breath of It poisoned by tho foul weeretioiiH of tho diseased surface. By such air tho blood can not bo proiierly purified and made fit to impart healthy vigor in Its mend ing circuit to all and every part of theanliiial mechanism. Due would Hiipposo that this consideration alone would be KUllielent to indueo every person thus allicted to make early application for relief. TIU'ATMKNT AM) CI UK By tho ineUlcluul and electric tiyu- tcmof treatment which Dr. Darrin has adopted and pursued for years w till uniform nucccns, a complete and permanent cure of this repulsive ills ease can be effected. Thus he has demonstrated In 1 housnud of ease 1, representing the disease In every form ami all Its various Ntiigei of development that his appluvit Ion" are mailt I o reach t he diseased purl iu the most direct mid positive man ner , liistutaneoiisly penetrating every cell ainlcaily of Hie head, ciiiiiiiiiinleatlug with tin' nostrils, and subject Ing every immmoii of the membrane to the healing action of the remedy employed, w D lion l can" Ing the least pain or unpleasant sen nation. The affected entitle are thoroughly cleansed fn ta lucrusted tnorbiih' mutter, t he offetish e she'll Is removed, ami relief from either troublesome Hymptoius Is almost immediately experienced. The ills charge soon diminishes. Irritation is allayed, the iuilamination siibshl, s, u lee" 1 at Ions are made to heal, itnd tlnally a radle.il and permanent cure Is affected. Numerous test ini uilals have ap penred In this paper during the pa -t few weeks from those who thought they owed It to the doctor as ivell as hundreds of liUesiifferel -t, to speak of thepmd work that has been done for tin 111. in;, iiakiux's ri 0 1 or 111 sixi ss Dr. Darrin Is loi ited at the Hotel Nmeede. Buge-ie, until October I. and give" free exainbmtloii to all. in to ." or 7 to s dally. The poor free and those able to pay ut I he rate of '.") a week or 111 that proportion of time the ease may leiptlre. All cur able chronic diseases of men ami women a Specialty. 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